Conquer IoT Automation with a Rebuilt webCoRE
summary
webCoRE moves from a Groovy smart‑app collection to a JSON-based Rules API and microservice executor, promising faster, parallel device commands and eventual local hub execution; migration shows a working dashboard that creates rules as JSON, OAuth tokens for access, and examples like a battery‑report piston, fridge‑door notifier, and sequenced light controllers. Community stats: 20,000 active users, over 100,000 pistons and >1,000,000 executions/hour. Popcorning (staggered device updates) drops noticeably with the Rules API.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:33What is webCoRE
- 7:59webCoRE benefits
- 15:04Live demo setup
- 22:48Piston examples
- 26:28Rules API introduction
- 32:18Smart app vs Rules API
- 36:44Future of webCoRE
- 41:43Q&A
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